Officer Command Staff Briefing eNL - Mar 7th, 2024
 
 
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March 7, 2024
EDITOR'S NOTE

Welcome to March, folks.

Technically, spring hasn't started spring, but we're already seeing 60- to 70-plus temperatures across much of the country.

We all know spring brings parties (spring break and St. Patrick's Day), travel (Easter, etc.) and more. Now is the time to have your officers inventory their patrol vehicles, inspect weapons and other equipment, etc. "Spring cleaning" is holistic—from self to all gear.

Stay safe!

—Lt. Frank Borelli (ret.)

Corpus Christi Independent School District Police Chief Kirby Warnke spoke with OFFICER Magazine about how his agency uses the AI-powered gun detection solution ZeroEyes to keep students and staff safe.
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The Portland, Oregon Police Department's shooting range.
Bill Bergiadis, founder of the Troy Acoustics Corporation, talks about the importance of range design.
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Want to improve your handgun accuracy at long distances? Need techniques to develop a better shooting platform? This podcast episode discusses exercises to add to your firearms training routine.
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Under Prop. E, which was passed by voters, San Francisco police will have more flexibility in how they do their jobs while trying to ensure they spend less time on paperwork.
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The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily blocked until next week a Texas law that would allow law enforcement to arrest and state officials to deport undocumented migrants crossing the border.
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Oakland's four police chief candidates talked about community engagement, oversight in policing and other issues as they answered questions from Police Commission members.
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According to a new 41-page city audit, the San Diego Police Department's lack of overtime limits and mandatory breaks between shifts raise the risks of officer fatigue, which can lead to on-duty injuries.
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